In Russia military age covers 18 to 65.
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In Russia military age covers 18 to 65.
Lottery in June, corn be heavy soon - Old Man Warner
Too naive.
No, this woman had to have rejected a lot of men. There are 6% more men in the world than women and basically women only have to be non- openly hostile towards men, and somebody will be very happy to spend their life with her with or without children. Had Gen X faced a time of war like the silent generation or the greatest generation where 6% to 8% of the men didn’t make it to their 25th birthday and the odds were even there would be a lot of women that did have to go barren and unmarried
Lot of liberals on #Reddit I suspect this is not isolated in that community.
Trumps late the British already tried this back in the 1700s British perpetual bonds, historically known as consols, were government-issued debt securities with no maturity date, meaning the principal was never repaid and interest payments continued indefinitely. The first British consols were issued by the Bank of England in 1751, initially to consolidate existing government debt and reduce interest rates. These bonds became a cornerstone of British government finance, particularly during periods of war, as they allowed the government to raise large sums at relatively low interest rates while retaining the flexibility to redeem them at its discretion. The integration of the Bank of England with state functions enabled the government to manage these long-term loans effectively, with the City of London’s financial elite, including the Bank of England and major trading companies, playing a key role in their issuance and subscription. The British government primarily issued perpetual bonds during wartime and used peacetime to redeem them, a practice that reflected the fiscal model of the time, which did not involve sustained peacetime deficits. By the early 20th century, most of the government’s debt was in the form of undated gilts, with the 2.5% Consolidated Loan being a major example. However, during World War I, rising inflation and interest rates made it impossible to continue issuing debt at the low rates of the past, forcing the government to issue new debt at higher rates. In the interwar period, the government consolidated war loans into new perpetuities, such as the 3.5% Conversion Loan and the 4% Consolidated Loan, which were not redeemable before specific future dates. The era of British perpetual bonds effectively ended in 2015. Between February 1 and July 5, 2015, the British government redeemed all eight outstanding undated gilt issues, including the last of the 2.5% Consolidated Loan, which had originated in 1753 and was a direct descendant of the South Sea Bubble-era debt. This marked the end of a 300-year tradition, making the UK the last country to have perpetuities outstanding. The final redemption was driven by the desire to eliminate high-interest obligations and improve fiscal efficiency, with the chancellor at the time, George Osborne, stating it represented "great value for money for the taxpayer". While no new perpetual bonds have been issued by the UK government since 1946, the concept persists in modern finance. Some corporations, such as Disney, have issued 100-year "century bonds" (also known as Sleeping Beauties), and common stock is considered a perpetual financial instrument, as it has no redemption date and exists as long as the company does. However, no government or corporation has issued undated bonds since the UK’s final redemption in 2015.
Going Galt.
How about “Remove Tax.”?
Not required. An accurate survey is required if you are the first house on a private rd. I got that. Takes two houses for the county to “own” the road otherwise it is private. A shoe box is a physical address for the purpose of establishing a non P.O. Box residence. But not a domicile. I already put a septic in. It was $7200. I was not happy about that. It actually was probably closer to $8500 when you add in the engineering costs. I did this as a hookup for my trailer, but also stubbed out an end for a cabin that I might build in the future and I’m thinking about tapping into the trailers for a shop studio apartment when I build a garage. Address application is simple here is mine:
Alpha. I might have to create a #nostr account for alpha…
I have been very seriously debating whether or not to get a physical address on my property. If everything could just be delivered to my PO Box and I could somehow get a drivers license, I would just live with no address. but it looks like I’m gonna have to fill out the form to get an actual street address For my remote property. Or go rent a shoe box in town.
#Knots? Vs #core?
So I watched children of the corn one night in a rural Illinois area like August at a friends house, and then walked home through the cornfield after dark. Not sure what year this was but I think it must’ve been in the 80s. How old is that movie? I think I was too young to drive so I must’ve been like 14 or 15 at the time. I don’t even remember the movie other than I kept thinking about how stupid this movie seems to be. And honestly, I’ve tried to read Stephen King books, a couple of times and just can’t I just never can get into them .
Greetings Earthling. Nuclear Engineer by training, software developer to pay the bills, pilot for fun,